God this manga is so damn cute and wholesome.

Basically Morio is still trying his best to impress Yukiko. So Yukiko finally admits to Morio that she's in love with him after Hachiko Tono, one of Morio followers, admits she is in love with Morio. This let's Yukiko spill her love and truth. Then we head into a new territories with Morio finding out more about his boss and the one who gave him a scare, and it's handled really well about fitting in with everyone else.

Overall extremely enjoyable, cute, and downright adorable all at once.

First legit bad TMNT volume. The first issue was strong, seeing the different animal gods. After that was just kind of lacking and the space stuff sucked.

A solid SS book, with some really cool moments including Batman trying to find out what Amanda is up to with the Squad. I will say though the ending was zanny and not in a good way, I like SS gritty and dark IMO.

A man who lost everything is the same man who's defending humanity from total annihilation.

It dark look into humanity and what people are capable of, both good and bad. What motivation gives us the will to push on despite circumstances that usually destroy us. As humans we are selfish but does that mean we deserve to be destroyed? Our superhero, The Blue Flame, is up for trial to make sure humanity is worth not wiping away but at the same time we visit events of a mass shooting that has left him crippled and missing his friends who were killed during it.

I personally REALLY dug this a lot. It took awhile to get the groove and understand what was happening but by the end I really dug it. A 4 out of 5.

A interesting look into death and how we deal with it.

Death is the main character here and when she gets demoted to being a mortal and death isn't needed since a certain person being born is going to make people live forever with something he creates death becomes Laila Starr. And through various years she keeps dying while attempting to stop this person from creating immortality.

It's a interesting idea with some real good moments but felt kind of like it missed the emotional aspect for me. It very much feels like Daytripper for me but not as good. But still enjoyable, quick read, and deals with some good themes. A 3 out of 5.

Nice simple catching a killer book and trying to find out why he did it. All the characters are interesting enough though not mind-blowing. The crimes are disturbing as expected. Reminds me of a episode of Mind Hunter. A 4 out of 5.

A fun second issue, get to see Jordan try to be a better person, but nothing amazing. I'll probably wait for the trade from here on out.

More funny marriage hijinks. The last volume was really heavy so this was nice to be more laid back. Talking about sexy underwear is always a good conversation to be had. Also some really funny moments with people randomly popping up to give their two cents. Overall a fun and laid back volume. A 4 out of 5.

This one was really enjoyable.

Lilysa is shaken to the core when another cosplayer questions her love for cosplay. So Lilysa tries to find the reasoning she even cosplays in the first place. Okumura stuck trying to find the answers for her, all while their teacher decides to step in and help them out by going back to her old ways as a Cosplayer to rival the other girls.

It's a lot of fun watching both rivalry grow but also how competitive cosplaying can actually be. Not so simple just to dress up. You need to get the crowd backing you 100% while others are out there performing as well. Really enjoyable character, and some nice titty shots so that's a extra point in my book (Joking...maybe) Overall a 4 out of 5.

First half is insane fucking fight of epic proportion. The second half is a decent build-up. Overall, some good stuff as always.